Under the Storm

Under the Storm
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Yonge Charlotte Mary. Under the Storm

CHAPTER I. THE TRUST

CHAPTER II. THE STRAGGLERS

CHAPTER III. KIRK RAPINE

CHAPTER IV. THE GOOD CAUSE

CHAPTER V. DESOLATION

CHAPTER VI. LEFT TO THEMSELVES

CHAPTER VII. THE HERMIT'S GULLEY

CHAPTER VIII. STEAD IN POSSESSION

CHAPTER IX. WINTRY TIMES

CHAPTER X. A TERRIBLE HARVEST DAY

CHAPTER XI. THE FORTUNES OF WAR

CHAPTER XII. FAREWELL TO THE CAVALIERS

CHAPTER XIII. GODLY VENN'S TROOP

CHAPTER XIV. THE QUESTION

CHAPTER XV. A TABLE OF LOVE IN THE WILDERNESS

CHAPTER XVI. A FAIR OFFER

CHAPTER XVII. THE GROOM IN GREY

CHAPTER XVIII. JEPH'S GOOD FORTUNE

CHAPTER XIX. PATIENCE

CHAPTER XX. EMLYN'S SERVICE

CHAPTER XXI. THE ASSAULT OF THE CAVERN

CHAPTER XXII. EMLYN'S TROTH

CHAPTER XXIII. FULFILMENT

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John Kenton, though a Churchwarden, was, as has been said, a very small farmer, and the homestead was no more than a substantial cottage, built of the greystone of the country, with the upper story projecting a little, and reached by an outside stair of stone. The farm yard, with the cowsheds, barn, and hay stack were close in front, with only a narrow strip of garden between, for there was not much heed paid to flowers, and few kitchen vegetables were grown in those days, only a few potherbs round the door, and a sweet-brier bush by the window.

The cows had made their way home of their own accord, and Patience was milking one of them already, while little Rusha held the baby, which was swaddled up as tightly as a mummy, with only his arms free. He stretched them out with a cry of gladness as he saw his father, and Kenton took the little creature tenderly in his arms and held him up, while Steadfast hurried off to fetch the milking stool and begin upon the other cow.

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"Nay!" said Steadfast, "but there's them as says the windows be popish idols."

"Never you mind 'em, lad, ye don't bow down to the glass, nor worship it. Thy blessed mother would have put it to you better than I can, and she knew the Bible from end to end, but says she 'God would have His worship for glory and for beauty in the old times, why not now?'"

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